Masks Are The Universal Symbol of Personal Defeat

Actual science (you know, data) has never supported the idea that covering your respiratory system with a piece of fabric slows the spread of this (or any) virus. Masks have been widely and clearly shown to be snake oil, used by government officials as a symbol of their authority in place of actual scientific research. Not only has there been a negative correlation between localities with strict masking policies and lessening the spread of the virus, the claim that we can stop an airborne, microscopic virus with an unsealed and/or permeable face cover is laughably illogical.

Yet Americans are still voluntarily donning face diapers as a toddler clings to their favorite blanket, wrapping themselves around the leg of mommy government and believing this will protect them from the coronavirus monster under the bed.

Ask any one of these zombified half-faces, and you will get one of several answers (or perhaps a combination of them):

• “I’m trusting the experts.” Of course, these “experts” can’t scientifically defend masking, they can only point to more experts who also lack data to defend their position.
• “I’m doing it to protect others.” You can acomplish the same thing by simply not sneezing in their face.
• “I’m doing it to protect myself.” From sawdust? Even N95 masks are useless against microscopic viruses. The virus goes where the air goes.
• “I’m doing it because the government said to.” This is the dumbest reason. The government has never had this authority, and in far too many cases people are wearing their superstitious talisman long after the government stopped their demands.

Face masks – especially when worn by people voluntarily – are a symbol of scientific ignorance, brainwashing, and subjugation. We simply cannot trust any fellow citizen willing to have their most basic personal choices removed from them. Anyone walking around willingly wearing a symbol of personal defeat like a face mask can only be trusted to give away your rights just like they gave away theirs.